Nostalgic, soft tone and vintage film recipes using Fujifilm film simulations
Astia Pops, Punchy Colour Film Recipe
Vivid natural colour film recipe using Astia simulation for rich color
Many Fujifilm film recipes have a soft tones or nostalgic look, but that doesn’t suit everyone, or all conditions. When you want something with a bit more impact or colour, something different is required.
My first choice for a more punchy look is the Astia simulation. In this recipe, I’ve taken the base sim and given a modest tweak to colour balance and a strong boost to saturation.
The result is a look where the quality of Astia really jumps out, hence the name Astia Pops. It’s a great choice for vibrant colours and images that come to life. Have fun!
Fuscia flowers, captured with the Astia Pops film recipe
Astia Pops Film Recipe
Simulation: Astia/Soft
Grain Effect: Off
Colour Chrome Effect: Weak
Colour Chrome Blue: Off (IV) / Off (V)
White Balance: Auto
WB Shift: 0 Red, -4 Blue
Dynamic Range: DR400
Highlights: -1.0
Shadows: -2.0
Color: +4
Sharpness: +1
ISO Noise Reduction: -4
Clarity: +2
EV compensation: 0
Punchy colours of autumn, using Astia Pops film recipe
Port de Soller, Mallorca, captured with Astia Pops film recipeA sunny afternoon in the New Forest, with Astia Pops film recipe
Summer greens, boosted with the pop of Astia Pops film recipeGrassy dunes with a summer sky, Astia Pops film recipe
An empty beach for once, at West Wittering. Astia Pops film recipeVibrant reds in early autumn, Astia Pops film recipeVivid and rich colours, using Astia Pops film recipe
A damp and misty morning, captured with Astia Pops film recipeSpring blooms in Mallorca, with Astia Pops film recipe
Exploring the strees of Deia, Mallorca, with Astia Pops film recipeBourgonvillea with it’s magenta brachts, Astia Pops film recipeAfter summer rain, using Astia Pops film recipeBring natural images to life, with Astia Pops film recipe
Amongst the summer wheat, with the Astia Pops film recipe